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Top Posts & Pages
- 5 Free sunset spots in Doha, Qatar
- Visiting Oman's sulphur springs (Al Ain Sahban)
- Panda’s planning principles for a multi destination trip around South America
- Panda’s pick of 10 breakfast spots in Kuwait
- Panda's 9 day itinerary for a road trip in Georgia
- Expat Panda's step by step guide to start teaching abroad
- Where to find a good Arabic breakfast in Dubai
- Stop using Black & brown children as photo props
- Valparaiso, Chile: Is it worth a few nights?
- The prettiest free photo spots in Doha, Qatar
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[…] on how to teach abroad in the future. In the meantime, check out an excellent post by my friend Expat Panda on how to get […]
What a beautiful introduction page! I love the way you laid out your story and interspersed pics. Well done; you’ve got a gift for writing, Aneesa. I’ve long enjoyed your blog, but this is my first time seeing your About page and I like how you present yourself to the world. I’m inspired. 💃🏽
Thank you so much Betha, that is such a wonderful compliment to receive 🙂
Hi Aneesa, i had no idea what i am going to read and know about you. the way you have expressed your time and life is Kuwait, its marvelous. i would love to hear more about that. Regards.
This is the best blog I came across in a while which is actually helpful for aspiring teachers like me. It is so heartwarming to see how Aneesa asks not to be shy to contact her to get in touch. And she was really kind to help when I,a total stranger on the Instagram asked for advice . I am very happy to find amazing teachers like Aneesa exist on this influencer platform .
Thank you so much for your kind words Sithara 💕
In San Pedro, Belize now. Love your blog
Have the best time!
Great blog! It sounds like we share a lot! I am a second gen desi, child of immigrant parents from India, but born and grew up in America. My recent expat endeavor has been to Italy… quite the experience, haha.
I’ve posted a couple posts about my SGD experience on the blog (https://secondgendesi.com/the-sg-experience/) and it’s so interesting to learn the stories of other South Asian children of immigrant stories, because our parents spanned the globe 😂!
P. S. I also got my PhD 😉
Very inspiring about page! Feel free to reach out if you would like to connect with travel bloggers. 🙂